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College Football Picks Against The Spread November 28

By Mike Marteny

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I hope you all had fun gorging yourself on the traditional fare, and are enjoying a nap during the football games!

This post will cover all of my college football picks against the spread on November 28th. There is a full day of football on Friday, so it gets its own post this week!

Northern Illinois at Western Michigan(-7.5): The Broncos look like they have the best offense in the MAC right now. Mama didn’t raise no fool. I can’t go against them at home!

Nebraska at Iowa(EVEN): This is a joke. I know Nebraska is struggling, but Iowa has been bad all year. They don’t have the line to push Nebraska’s defense around, and don’t have the defense to stop Abdullah for an entire game. Give me Nebraska for my lock of the day!

Western Kentucky at (24)Marshall(-23.5): This is way too many. Western Kentucky has a good enough offense to keep this close, and maybe even spring the upset. Give me the Hilltoppers.

Central Florida(-11.5) at South Florida: The Bulls have played pretty well latel, but UCF is by far the better team. I have to take the Knights.

Houston(-21.5) at SMU: The Mustangs are playing like Shetland Ponies this year. Give me Houston

Toledo(-22.5) at Eastern Michigan: The Eagles looked pretty good last weekend. Can it carry over? I think so. I’m taking Eastern Michigan.

Ball State at Bowling Green(-9.5): The Cardinals are pretty terrible. I have to go with the Falcons at home.

Buffalo(-2.5) at Massachusetts: With the news that Blake Frohnapfel will not play, this line switched 10 points to the point where Buffalo is now favored. I can’t blame it. The Bulls had an impromptu bye last week, and have not played a game since November 11th. They are rested, and UMass looked awful without their QB last week. Give me Buffalo.

Akron(-3.5) at Kent State: Both teams looked pretty good last weekend. Time to break out the quarter. Tails. Give me Akron.

Arkansas(-3.5) at (17)Missouri: It seems like I’m not the only one that likes Arkansas. I can tell you one thing: I wouldn’t want to play them right now. Add that to the fact that Missouri has been awful at home, remember that they got embarrassed by Indiana at Faurot Field, and I am taking Arkansas.

Navy(-9.5) at South Alabama: The Jaguars aren’t quite as good as they were last year, but they aren’t this bad either. Give me South Alabama.

(13)Arizona State at (11)Arizona(-2.5): Arizona has looked unbeatable at times, and merely average at others. Which team will we get? If they play anywhere close to how they played against Utah last weekend, this game might not be close, I think I have to go with Arizona.

Stanford at (8)UCLA(-4.5): They are giving Stanford too much credit. Their defense will likely give the Bruins some problems, but not enough to keep the game this close. Give me UCLA.

Colorado State(-6.5) at Air Force: This is too low by at least a touchdown. Colorado State’s offense is often underrated. I won’t make that mistake. Give me the Rams.

Virginia at Virginia Tech(EVEN): As if they needed any more fuel to the fire in this game, the winner will go to a bowl, and the loser will go home. With as bad as the Hokies looked last week against Wake, the loser will end up staying home. Give me Virginia.

East Carolina(-17.5) at Tulsa: Tulsa has managed to hang with both Central Florida and Houston. With as bad as ECU’s defense has been at times this year, I won’t be surprised if Tulsa manages to hang around in this one as well. Give me Tulsa.

There will still be three posts for Saturday. I will have the early games up by Friday night, and the other games will be up Saturday morning before the noon kickoffs are underway.

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